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ulm lalx9eurers
Onlce. Nos. 20 aud - Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.
DENTISTRY.

Wanted TO Rent n House.
Wautcd-2, Girls at the woman's Exchange.
Dtssolut!on-R. X. Gii.eA & Co.
Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad Co.
Notice To Stockholders.
Marvellous Memory Disc very.
FOrb.s. as--
DlSSolniion-Cng & Hammond.
Attention Sir knights.
Simmons Liver Rcgulator-Thtrd page.
Stiphen AcCulloush-CAtp.ntcr aud Builder.
Cttnrrli 10 ! onsumptioE- fonrth lagc.
Stockholders Meetlng-Fourth page.
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Ladies

Come and zee the wonderful bargaina go
now offer In Gne Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles. all siSes and every width. Zee Il
stock OF Holiday Slippers for gentlemen.
L. BLosD.
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WE have introduced u new system OF
selling Watches ON the installment plan
whereby you can secure a watch ut once
On easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts,
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale BY
the Pan Handle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address J. g.
Tomlinson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Collision ut Sea,

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The British steamer
Dragoman, from Savannah, December l2,
Tor Liverpool, collided with and sank an
unknown vessel Of Bardasy. Fourteen
persons we're drowned,
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A Winning Nomination.

PGrkrsbaru State Journal.
Tho Republicans Of Wheeling have
nominated Hon. B. 3. Dovener Tor Mayor.
This is equivalent 10 an election, We take
it. It ID a winning nomination.
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PURCHASERS of Christmas prasapta
should read the advertisement Of Edward
L. Rose & Co.. Agents for the Standard
and White Sewing Machines.
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FOR RENT.

Immediate possession given;
no. S135 Chapllne st., 6 rooms, $500.
20. l0t Eighteenth st , 6 roomS. sl2,U0 q rioan
no. 21i4 Eof st /, s rooms, sl5.Oe'
No. l22l Marketst.. Storcroom, S0y0.
No. ll2 Eofi st., $50.
no. 1901 Alley II, west OF McCulloch St, si9~
NO. ~ Virglnlt st, s rooms, $50.
No. 27G Alley r. rooms, $50.
no, ~ Chapiine st., 8 rooms, sl2.O.
NO. Z46 ElG St, s rooms. Sl6.Ol
No. l6 Fifteenth e., 8 rromA. .,t-,
No. l7A Market st business house and dweilNs
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector, and EoiAT PaplN
deN ONCE, No. 1872 Market slS'
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KIDNEY PAINS

FfH And ,hst weary ~liielcSs. a'l.sone scnsa.
Z 6f tim ever present with these OF Inlnmed
IVA kidnsys. neak Back and Loin,, Aching
: lA>H.ps aud Sides, ove,workci or worn out
by di ease. debility or dissipation, arc relieved IN
one minute and are speedily cured BY the Cuticuia
Anti.Paln Pll>ter, n new. original. elegant snd In.
hll!ble antl6ote 10 pain and l. !lammaLou. Al nil
druggists, $50; five Tor 81 70; or Of Potter Drug Co.,
Eosou, jas.AIhaw
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Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfort there is
nuthlne better. They ure warranted
not ~ shrink. q. HESS j. SON.
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"
Whpelingis Good Points,

The Parkeraburg Pre,s, q bright and
newsy weekly publication recently started
by Matt $. Hughes, INT Of the most popu-
lar newspaper men in the State, in its last
issue enumerstes many Of tho leading and
oldest features Of West Virginia, among
whish ore many that arc located here.
Wheeling 10 . nsHod IS the largest city,
Ohio County as the most populous, Bey.
mspn's as the biggest brewery, Wheeling
BARK as the largest. hinsly Institute as
tho Gldest sGb9ol, YIN. Leighton, jr., and
Hu Maxwell 40 tie lesdipr p9ets and the
old CIuger mansion, Msj1r Loripg's
beautiful home out the National road, as
the most interesting Of the structures of
the State.
It names Robert Simmons, of that city,
as the fret superintendent OF the frat
colored Sunday school south OF Macon
and Di1on's line, General Gotf as the
moat eloquent orator, Prof.. I. Q. White as
the FOREMOST Ecientist, and Uncle Moses
sweetzer, o! that city, hs tic oldest COM
mercial tourist In tho State.
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INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., jan s.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
westerly winds, slightly warmer and light
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WORD OF WARNING.

There are many white soaps, each represented to be Just as good as the 'lvoy';n
they ARE NOT, but like all counterkts lack tho peculiar and remarkable quart.,
Of tho genuine Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting It. .
.z-e. !. Copyright 1856 By Proctor q Gamble y
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Colrats's Cashmere bouquet sonp
stands alone GU account OF its acknowl.
edged superiority Tor toilet purposeo. Their
Toile. Soaps the standard. Maru.
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Memphis, Tenn, ia trying to dispose of
lis hospital. The city thinks it is cheap
at S75, 600,
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THE new Board OF Education will meet
this evening TO Organize.
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The following, furnished by Superinteu-
dent Albright, shows the amopnt Of work
done by the city letter carriers in the
month Of December, 1885:
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a STANDARD or White Sewing. Machine
Is the most useful present that you can
givo your wife or daughter.
EP*4RB L RosE 4 Co., Agents,
6t5"4. IS Twelfth Htyeet
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REAL
FOR SALE.

HE |TH.E.A -
frame House, a gooi brick Pounds lon. three
to9msa and cellar on iirst floor, five rooms and iaSS
nails on second ilonr. third floor SIX rooms. ~
IN good order and repair. Ground fronts Sid
on ChapLine St, running bail m equal with .
aliey. his property can be bought for sl,6oOlas
n0ney tnan II cost 10 build house.
0ne 10y on Eoif st., west OF sixth ward school.
y loL On Eotf st.. south ofTwenty. eighth st.
:. No; w virginia ktfeet, ground fronting IS iee.it
running 10 alley 40 feet, can be bought for sl;aG
a pollaing site adjoining, fronting IS feet on VI
ginla 81 $3.50. A building tite fronting 10 ieeloa
flflinla s. and 100 on South York st, $3.50
desirable residence at Deac1 Bottom. onM
INC o. the p, W. d KY, r. H.. u miles io1
MheolinR, consisting OF q new frame house toi
we've acres OF Hand; will exchange 10, doin&
Dealrshle Market street property. lot No. IS "a
part OF NO II. known as l7l2 and l7ii MaIket,int.
business house and dwelling, No. 1874 aaiia
Ieet, gTonnd 30 feet front, running back l23-
NO, 60 North Front st ground co feet front. r2,
ning BACK an equal Width 70 the river. Will kA
Ma whole or one-hali.
No. 1909 Jacob st,
No. 40 Sixteenth ct
No. X47 Eo2 st.
No. 1901 Woods 81.
NO 13 Twenty.ninth At
NO. 2l9 ChApllre st., u rooms. Ground Sh
running 10 alley, can be bought for sl.Ge,
w. a Desirable Manufacturing Site. 6loH, In foaia
building site. fronting % feet on Elne'trE,
ssTeSet' running back to alley lG, can DO bouShs~
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TOR SALE - MY PROPERTY ON
- North Front Street, consisting NJ ,hree ~,
Of seven roo rs caca, win Eas and wster-
hlso orCS coiisge OF Elk ROOM, large lot, 1 lenty nj
shade and fruit Trees. VIII pay god intsrctt on
~. Ilsl. deo3
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Tho Persistent Report again Gnlns Cur.
roncy through u Western Paper.
81. L7uis Age OF Stttt,
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AIDES wanted 10 get up Tea Clubsfoy
articles su q rs ssir rea i,a and l, cT nTs 4 hot 81 useful
iustated Price and Premium ListI s osnat 9f y
rsrs 70 every tenth person that answers th,s NJ.
TSslse.pen. Mc viii send free ono pound Of cho IS,
NATL TEA d COFFEE CO., gos saSas asss,
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF tho stockholders
d the Commercial Bank for the election Of Direc-
.on. Will be held at the Bank on Tuesday, January
II, 1857, between the hours Of . and IL 4 H..
S. 7. EILDkETII, Cashier.
WHEELING. January 3. 1887. Jas
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AsErE ARLlSGrcN, charged with dlsor.
derby conduct, was committed to al by
Judge Jeferg on Saturday in default Of a
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FRESH en.es Of throat md lung troubles
make Red'Star Cough Cure moro popular.
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L. s. Good & Co. sell dry goods the
cheapept.
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Ma: JAcoB HAoEL, Dayton, O., says he
wonld not he without 81. Jacobs Oil.
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GTOCK aOLDERS' MEETING.

wheeling aud Belmont Bridge Company will be
he,d Tt Inc office of the company on Monday, the
loth day, Of January, 1857. b-lween the hours OF ,
and v'c'o0k 7, y for tho elaetion Of nino man.
arers 70 serve during the ensuing year.
uny7 =-HNa.awI.4I Ia W,0 =. cnovatorv
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STOCKHOLDERS NESTING.

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
iEtna Ffro ami Matii'o Insurance Company will be-
held o; the office Of the company on Monday, Jan.
uary 10, leS7. between tie hours of and 4 O'Clock
Pm, Tor the ell c.lou Of Directors and the transac.
ton oil any other bu Ines that may DO brought
before the meeting. II. u. sCdMlTT,
Ial aac,.,.r
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WANTED.

VTTANTED-AGENTs TO TAKE OR.
wv. DERS for General Logan's Book. A plen.
did chance TO right party. Call Ut Mcclure House.
NJ. A. McNAIR. 49, Ial
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
National bank Of We t vir3iuia, ut Wheel 7ng, Will
II, 1857, between the Epu:s OF and 5 O'Clock +, 81,
or the ELECTION OF ~ilreclors and tie trans ,ction Of
any other huslncss that " ny come before thOm
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
VII sELIN1. W. Va, DO. 10, lSS6. dcgo
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Tho annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
PEOPLES Bank will be held at tho banking hou,e
on Tuesday, January II, 1857, from ~ O'Clock A. III.
until | O'Clock r. u for tho election Of Direciors
anu me transaction OF any other business Inst msy
? Q9Sl '...- .#.a.. ".H.a E-...HHr ronhior .
National Republican., 1887-11-15
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
City.


Mr. Thomas j. higgins has been appointed
temporary foreman Of the grand jury.
committee Of architects meet at the Dis
ttict building to-day to supervise the new
building regulations.
Edward Carl aud James Harmon were fined
$50 each yesterday by Judge Snell for assault.
ing small cOlOrod girl.
C.R. Williams has been appointed n private
of class one of the metropolitan police force OF
the District OF Columbia,
John A. Watts was yesterday appointel chief
'rglneef of the treasury building, to succeed
he late James II. Wnddey.
Edward Davis, the engineer who robbed the
afe of Thomas Somerville. pleaded guilty in
Ihe criminal court yesterday.
The commissioners have ordered the eight
iOCt alley, in square 20G, to be paved under
the compulsory permit system.
George Armistead was convicted in the
criminal court yesterday of assauting Dorsey
Moulton. Sentence was postponed until next
saturday.
Fred Frennd 7O2 Ninth street, reports that
his store was burglarlzed carly Sunday morn
ing, Hpd an ovcrcuat and umbrella and few
pies and cakes were stolen,
Messrs. s. Bieber and II. Fowler, of 6l7 f
street southeast, have been given permission 10
stretch wire for telegraphic purposes from
$50 G TO Gil Il street southeast.
Mrs. Sarah u. La Feira has been Informed
that no funds are available, or eau be spared
from the Appropriation for the relief of the
poor for the Hope and Help Mission.
Justice James, in the court in bauc, yester.
dsy delivered the opinion OF the court In the
case OF George r. Hill & Co. against John G..
Cropan, affirming the decree OF the court be-
low, which was In favor of the complainant.
S. l.. Crissey Is notified that consent must be
secured OF the owners of property abutting on
alley in square 2lS before It can be cut down
and graded, ard that protection must be given
the walls and fences by underpinning or other
wise.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
BURNED TO DEATH.
Sad Loss of Life While Trying to Es.
cape From Fire.

Early Saturday morning the house Of
Stephen II. II. Culver, a colored man, resid-
ing about two miles from Severn, station
on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, In
Anne Arundel county, Md, was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE. The building was a com
binatlon Of log and frame, one and half
stories high. The family consisted Of Mrs.
Culver, son aged 10, daughter aged II,
and two smaller children.
The eldest son was unable to open the
door Of his room, and cried loudly for help.
His father made vain attempt to rescue
him, but was driven away by the flames.
just as he was about to escape by way of
the window the roof and floor gave way,
and he fell down among the ruins with one
Of the younger children whom he had In
his arms. For time the mother supposed
he had escaped, but on hearing her sons
cries she endeavored to reach him, finally
breaking down the door to his room, only
to find he had perjshed in the flames. The
two surviving members OF the family were
overcome with grief. All possible assist
arce was promptly rendered by the neigh
bors, among whom Mr.. Culver was highly
respected.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Lodge Meetings To- Night.
The following lodges meet Tonight at tn,
uInces named,

rhe following lodges meet Tonight at the
places named
Masonic-Natlonal Lodge, No. 12 Masonic
Temples Lafayette, X. A. Chapter, No. 8, Ma
sonic Temple; Washington R. A. Chapter, No.
4, Navy Yard; Mithras Lodge of Perfection,
1907 & street northwest.
/. o. o. F..--WashinRton Lodge, No. G. ODD
Fellows Hall; Golden Rule, No. 81, Odd Eel.
lows Hall.
Knights of Pythlas-Decatur, No. o, High
street, Georgetown; Excelsior, No. H. Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest.
Germania, No. 10, 600 street northwest Oc-
casia, No. Is, 609 G street northwest; Webster,
No, Z, Vernon Hail, New York avenue and
Seventh street northwest.
!. o. of R.-Anacostia, No. 1888, Haynes
Hall, Auacostia; Capital, No. SO, McCauley' IS
Hall, 209 Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
l.. G. T.-Minnehaha, No. 1, Hilton Hall,
Seventh and D streets; Morning Star, No 81
g23 F street. Clements No. s, Washington
Hall, pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast.
order of the Iron Hall-Branch No. $40, St
Cloud building, corner of Ninth and f streets
]. o. r. M.-Seneca, No. IL, X. of 2. Hall
hirteen-and.a-half and E streets northwest.
A: L. of H.-Goldstein, No. p, LIE Droi
Building.
/. o. M.-Columbia, No. /, Grand Army
Hall, Seventh ana l. streets northwest.
Knights Of the Golden Eagle-Cyrus Castle
No. /, Elks' Hall, 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
NATIONAL HOTEL LICENSE.
A Knotty Question That Bothers the
Commissioners.

The commissioners yesterday afternoon
held n Lengthy board meeting. The only
matter they said that was before them was
the liquor application Of the National Hotel
people. There seems to be q bitch about
the grantal Of license due to the litigation
now pending in The courts. The question
has arisen In whose name shall the license
be granted. The commissioners, on ad
journment, said that they had not corie to
any conclusion.
Mr. Webb spoke of two cases Of bar.rooms
on o street, near the high school, that are
In adjoining houses. The computing en-
gineer reported that one house was 1903 feet
fiom the school building and the other
exactly 400 feet. The result Is that one OF
the bar-rooms will not get license. 81
would like to see the Massachusetts, law 10
force here" said he, at would obviatt
many difficulties in the way now."
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Complete Remedy at Law.

Justice James yesterday in the court in gen.
eral term delivered the opinion of the court
in the case of VIM. Clabaugh, Robert E. Frey,
and John Leetch, officers OF the Thirteenth
building Association, Of Georgetown, against
william King jr., holding that 1t was not a
oass os equity ths
missed the bill. The object Uf the bill was to
recover S9il.46 alleged TO have been overpaid
the defendant. They allege that he had paid
in dues on two shares of stock, but Withdrew
and was settled with on the basis of sixteen
shares, on which he claimed to have paid the
secretary. The defendant claimed that the
main ignorant OF the condition of his accounts
until the insolvency of the secretary was dis.
covered.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
WATCHES at II. Harris & Co.'s, 1872 7th st
Railrnad InferasfR.

The District commissioners to-day met the
subcommittee of the Senate committee on the
District to talk about the steam and stree. rail-
roads in the city. The commissioners have
prepared mass OF matter bearing on the sub
Jet. 1t is probable that they will form q
pan for union depot, and the Introduction
OF the steam railways into the City through the
extreme eastern section Of the city. Col. LId-
low, it is believed is q firm advocate of having
the steam railroads come into the city by way
Of the eastern section.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

The Washington Stock Exchange held an
election yesterday for the purpose of selecting
officers for the coming year. The retiring
officers were unanimously reelected, as fol-
lows President, G, g. Glover, of Riggs d Co.
vice president, Jno. ", Corson, of Corson Il Nc
Cartney: secretary, W. Riley Deeble; treasurer,
Albion X. Paris, of Craine, Paris Il Co.; gov
erning committee, Lewis j. Davis, of Lewis
JOhnsOn 4 Coz Chas J. Bell, of BELL Il Co,
ana Geo. H. Is. White.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Livingston Lawrence, of this city. and
&c orgie Reed, of Alexandra, Va; Ger. Burns
and Maggie A. Irving. George W. Taylor aud
Mary e. Humphrey: Edwin G. Hathaway and
and Carrie Skinner OF Prince George county,
Nd; Jos. Shea and Jennie Dawson; James Pc
terson and Mary Cole; Chas J. Stockman and
Mary L. Corridor: Jas. johnson and Barbara
paddnck
National Republican., 1887-11-15

HAVE had catarrh for twenty years, and
used all kinds of remedies without relief. Mr..
Smith, druggist, of Little Falls, recommended
Ely's Cream Balm. The effect Of the first n.
plication was magical. 1t allayed the intlau
nation, and the next morning my head "
much good that am convinced its use W
effect q permanent cnre 1t is soothing, pleas.
ant, and easy TO apply, and strongly urge Its
use by all sufferers. s.-Geo. Terry, Lutte Falls,
MY.
Apply Balm into each nostri.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
RnildInp Pnrmits,

The following building permits were issued
yesterday; Mrs. X. W, smith, 10 cree one
brick and stone dwelling AT No 1909 MaSSa.
husctts avenue northwest, s2j 001; Mrs. NJ.
Rugan, tO erect two brick dwellings, at King
man Court, 81 800; Y L. Riggs, to r-palr stable,
L'cO; r. o. Hills, to repair No. 0l0 stree.
lUIthwGst, $500,
National Republican., 1887-11-15
YandaIs In WoodIey Park.

Woodley Park has suffered by the mis-
chievous conduct of boys The spring. which
was improved at cost of $500, was destroyed
10y them. Sunday Wm. Cassidy, James Her
ney, and Arthur Brown were arrested while
setting fire to the leaves on the place. Cassidy
len 70 collateral, which & he forfeited In the
were tried for malicious trespass and were
fined $50 each or forty days. An attachment
was issued for Cassidy.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Small Child Badly Burned

Ellen Johnson, colored, aged syears, stopped
yesterday morning b' side fire made by lot of
Dyson vacant lot near the Baltimore and Ohio
iepot TO warm herself Her clothes caugnt fire.
ndbelore the flames could be put out She was
na1ly burned. Toe little sufferer was kindly
arr 4 for by The police and removed to Freed
mems Hospital. This makes the fourCh serious
.luldcnt OF The Kind Within a week.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Extending the Electric Lights.

The new State, War and Navy Department
luilding is to be supplied with electric lights
he worRmen are now busily engaged per.
cling the electric plant, and II Is intended at
, y early date to light all corridors with the
ldsOn ilcandescent light
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Harris & Co., 1872 7th st.
Reviewing the Old Field.

Ex.Gov. Shepherd paid the District build
ings visit yesterday in company with Mr.,
William F. Mattingly. the commissioners
welcomed him heartily. Many of the
officials called on their old friend aud shook
hands with him. He leaves for New York
in day or so.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
Eycr,body IEnoxys Ua

as tire only manufacturing clothers Of Wash.
lugiOn, ana our low price, are in accordance.
EIsEMAN Bros Cor. 9TH aud Il.
Set our large line Of So Chiliren's Suits.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

GENTLgMEN, If you want shoes call and see
The nice styles we Can show you We don't
hiuk our s3 and Us lines can be beat. CART
kILL's, 800 Seventh street, corner |.
National Republican., 1887-11-15

ADVERTISE In the National Capital Directory.
Large circulation already assured William
Dickson, Publisher Oiiice l4l1 street north.
west
National Republican., 1887-11-15

For family use no beer is better than the
"Faust" from the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Association. Try 1t, and be. convinced. Of
west. Phone SS9-5. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1887-11-15

"YEs. you'll find people ready enough to do
the good Samaritan, without tne oil and two
penCe''-so, also, you find the whole American
pol ulation ready to recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup-but only really good men
ready to offer quarter TO buy bottle.
National Republican., 1887-11-15
DIAMONDS at Harris & Co.'s. 4s2 9Th s..

SuBsCRrBEio the National Capital Directory,
to be issued Jan, ], 1883. Accurate and rela-
ole in information. william Dickson, Pub
Usher. Office lIl7 + stree. northwest
National Republican., 1887-11-15

IR PIRRCE's pheasant Purgatvo Pellets"
cleanse Hnd purify he D.ood ami relieve the
digestive organs,
National Republican., 1887-11-15

ADVERTISE iu the National Capital Directory.
Large circulation already assured. William
Dickson, Publisher, Office 1il7 street north.
west
National Republican., 1887-11-15
CANES. Harris, 7tn st.
Foil Through an Elevator.

About noon yesterday James F. Hagau, 25
years old, and solicitor for Finley's Beer Bot
tling Company. 1906 ID street, while carrying a
quantity of bottles up In the freight elevator
of the establishment, lost his balance when be-
tween the second and third stories ana fell to
the ground, striking on his face and side. The
patrol wagon conveyed him to the Emergency
Hospital. Later he was removed to his home
His Injuries are not considered dangerous.